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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1917

Page

4

Guards Guarded Bridges Against Explosives in War Tension

As diplomatic ties with Germany broke, New York City bridges including Brooklyn and Manhattan faced heightened security. Naval militia patrolled spans with bayonets, searched motorists, and enforced a fifty foot safety line. Vincent Astor joined 2000 militiamen in vigilance to prevent disruption of war vessel access.

Germany Brooklyn Manhattan Navy Yard New York Williamsburg Queensboro Hell Gate Naval Vincent Astor Naval Militia Granite State West Ninety-ninth Street Commodore Ve Hen Secona Vane Fitzgerald Fifty-fifth Street Captain Fitzgerald Sinclair Ensign Russell New Jersey Hell Gate Railway Bridge

Long Eagle Flight From Montana to Colombia Tracked

El Centro Montana resident J B Christian caught a golden eagle in his wheat field at Chateau on August 19. He released it with a bottle bearing his name and address. Luis Jelipe Rulda of Colombia claims to have killed the eagle on October 29, 1916 after the bird traveled about 3700 miles toward Bogota. The owner planned to keep it as a pet but marked it to study its habits. The eagle appeared exhausted when it landed in the field.

el Centro Mont B. Christian Chateau Christian Luis Jelipe Rulda Republic of Colombia Rulda Montana Bogota

Wisconsin Judge Survives Wildcat Attack on Tour

Milwaukee municipal Judge A Backus and his family escaped unharmed when a wildcat leaped onto their car near Athens Wisconsin. The beast struck the front tire fracturing its skull and died. Backus described the incident and transported the mounted carcass to Marshfield weighing forty to fifty pounds.

Milwaukee Wis A. ©. Backus Athens Backus Marshfield

Bibles for Soldiers At Front Raise Over Twenty Five Thousand

In Princeton New Jersey Sunday school children contributed more than 25000 to supply European soldiers with Bibles and more than 500000 Testaments have been sent to the front The Rev Dr John Fox of New York secretary of the American Bible society spoke at the university meeting with Rev A C Tucker describing Bible distributions in Brazil President Hibben presided and invited guests gathered at his home before moving to McCosh hall due to large attendance

Princeton N. J John Fox New York American Bible Society the Society A. C. Tucker Brazil President Hibben University McCosh Hall

Puny Italian Sings Way Into Country

Dominick Pacificio from Italy sang an aria from La Tosca before a board of special inquiry in Boston and was found not likely to become a public charge. He planned to join his brother, a priest, in Philadelphia.

Boston Dominick Pacificio Italy United States Pacificio Board of Special Inquiry Board of Inquiry Philadelphia

Ship's crew pans gold from creek near Navidad bay

The crew of the steamer San Pedro, arriving from Navidad bay near Manzanillo, Mexico, each found bags of gold washed from sands of a creek near the loading site. The captain allowed a day off from logs so all hands could pan for gold, averaging about $60 per man with one crewman over $200 in dust.

San Francisco San Pedro Navidad Bay Manzanillo Mexico

Must Obey Wife For Year In Cincinnati Court

Alfred Ainsworth of 12 Livingston Street must obey his wife for one year or face a suspended three month workhouse sentence. He must also sign the pledge at her command. Judge Fox issued the decision in municipal court after charges of assault and battery by the wife. When told to report if he refused, Ainsworth meekly complied and followed his wife home.

Cincinnati Alfred Ainsworth Livingston Street

Hunt Sharks for Leather in New Orleans Waters

Fishermen in New Orleans hunt man eating sharks for skins said to yield superior shoe leather. The blue shark hides are prized and the bureau of fisheries notes the lucrative sport may attract many boats, following a recent bid by H Serkowich of Cincinnati.

New Orleans Bureau of Fisheries Washington H. Serkowich Mincinnati Gulf Caribbean Sea

First Party at Seventy Five in Massillon

Frank Messler of East Tremont Street, Massillon, Ohio, celebrated his seventy fifth birthday with a reception hosted by friends and relatives. It was his first party of that kind.

Massillon Frank Messler East Tremont Street

Seattle Boozering Trials Proceed On Merits In March

Federal Judge Neterer allows trial of Mayor Hiram Gill and Police Chief Beckingham along with indicted detectives and Sheriff Hodge. Trials to start in early March, likely a month of hearings. Reporting notes grand juries rarely act frivolously and suggests evidence points to official connivance in large bootlegging schemes. The piece also covers Lincoln Day banquet, U S court case against trading companies in Spokane, and warnings about savings and loan scams in Tacoma.

Hiram Gill Beckingham Seattle Bob Hodge Neterer Phil Hambrecht Spokane U. S J. C. Lawrence Lawrence Mr. Hambrecht Gale Smith S. T. Knudson Clyde L. Davies Olin C. Fowler John C. Lawrence Northwestern General Trade> Company Olympic Trading and Supply Vrene Portland Northwestern Company Iowa Mercantile Company Cedar Rapids Iowa

State Senator Chase cautions on graft and labor stance

The text notes Senator Chase opposing graft and a labor leaders refusal to abide by arbitration laws. It questions such stand by railroads and suggests resentment. It also cites Treasury estimates of Pancho Villa's cost to the U S at about 70 million dollars and the value of national humiliation.

Chase Minneapolis Tribune Treasury Pancho Villa United States

Sheriff Sale Notice in Chelan County Washington

Notice of sheriff sale of real property in Chelan County Washington case number 8192 Mary J Smith is plaintiff and the action is in the superior court of the state of Washington Chelan County seeking foreclosure or related relief with details not fully readable in the fragment.

State of Washington Chelan County William Crawford Vernon N. Garner Wenatchee Washington Leavenworth Chelan A. T W. J. McCoy Superior Court Martin P. Spencer Vernon L. Garner William A. Grimshaw Board of County Commissioners Manson- First Creek Manson and First Creek Lake Chelan Court House Said County A. D T. L. Ross Mary A. Jewett A.M. Malmgren Margaret B Platt Thomas H. Bain Marie Bain T. KE. Egbert State of A. M. Malmgren Wenatchee Heights Wash Bert McEmanus Said H. K. Lemmon Superior Court of the Mary J. Smith William F Anderson Sarah L. Anderson J.C. McGlothern Mamie Madison J. R. Atkeson William F. Anderson J. O. McGlothern Sam Basle Great Northern Bert McManus

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